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2 ( ) II 1 II (2007) 3 ( ) (35 25 ) GMFCS (Gross Motor Function Classification System) 11 V 10 American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) 12 GMFCSII III( ) 13 14,15 Satonaka (2011,2014) 14,15 6 GMFCSII IV 14,15 ACSM 301 (NEAT(Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis) GMFCSV 18 1 (NS) () ( ) ()A B NS (AS) 2 A,B 1) (KT) ( 1) 2)KT ( (11 4 )( 2) ) 3) 4) 5) 4) ( 3612)
3 ( 4) A 1 A 6 1 B NS AS B A 1 B 1 10 B 1 A 4 2 B 3 AB AB 1)A NSAS B NSAS 2)A B B 3)A ( 3) B PT GMFCSV ( A n=6; Terada, et al, 2016) 20 ACSM American College of Sports Medicine) MET A ,21
4 GMFCS I IV 9,10 GMFCS V , ,25 A ( n=6, in press and on-line ahead of print) B 3 A A B A B B B 3 6 LF/HF 3 6 LF HF LF HF 27 LF/HF / 27 ( Terada, et al. European College of Sports Science Annual Meeting, Malmo,2015) A A B (A n=1, B n=2)(a n=19, B n=17)(a n=8 B n=10) 5 (A n=3 B n=0)(a n=23, B n=14)(a n=1, B n=13)
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